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After completing the course of B.Sc Forensic now, one should carry out the Masters course in forensic Science. One can choose the following subjects for the Master's degree in forensic:
Forensic crime and investigation techniques
Instrumental method physical
Instrumental method, biological
Forensic ballistics and photography
Fingerprinting and impressions
Questioned documents
Forensic chemistry and explosives
Toxicology and pharmacology
Forensic physics
Forensic biology
Forensic serology and DNA profiling
Recent advances quality management and evidence evaluation
Forensic physics
Dissertation
Top colleges for the M.Sc. In forensic Science are as follows
Osmania University Hyderabad
Gujarat University Hyderabad
Kurukshetra University
Punjabi University
Amity University, Noida
Pan Asian Institute of Science and Management, Agra Uttar Pradesh
Raja Bahadur Venkata Raman Reddy Women College, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
Swami Vivekanand University, Sagour Madhya Pradesh
Teerthankar Mahavir College of Paramedical Science, Moradabad, Up
University of Mumbai, Mumbai Maharashtra
National PG College, Lucknow, UP.

CAT and XAT are very similar on some notes but very different on other notes. Similarity:
Quant and Verbal Section
The quant and verbal section of both CAT and XAT have the same chapters and more or less, test the candidate on similar lines. In the verbal section also, both the exams are filled with RCs which check the candidates reading and analytical skills. Difference :
Difficulty & Number of Questions
CAT will have a total of 100 questions visa vis 72 questions of XAT. Since, the number of questions are less within the same time frame, XAT. Difficulty level goes up. Replacing LR-DI with DM
The biggest difference. XAT has a section called Decision Making, where they give you a small case and ask questions based on that case. Its a typical case analysis with options (that's where it ges subjective). CAT has LR-DI section which have ballpoint answers. An Extra Section
XAT has GK + Essay Writing which CAT doesn't have. While this section isn't important for the first shortlisting criteria but may be important during the final conversion. Negative Marking
CAT has 1/3rd negative marking against 1/4th of XAT. But XAT has negative marking for unattempted questions too. If you leave more than 13 questions, you'll be awarded 1/20th negative mark for each question then.